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Kingscote, 7 Stratford Road

  c1988

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The property was built as two small cottages and became part of a beer house in conjunction with the original No 9 in approximately 1860.  Purchased by Mr F Harwood (Master Baker) in 1902.  Converted to one cottage in 1919 and became a detached property in 1992.

Nash Millennium Chronicle, 2000.

The houses comprising the Bakery still stand at the corner where Stratford and Thornborough Roads intersect. Mr Frederick Selby Harwood, the father of Mr F S Harwood of Mount Pleasant, Nash, was the baker for 40 years, a very popular gentleman in the village, the Baptist Pastor, and a most kindly friend to many people who took their Sunday joints to be roasted and even their Yorkshire Puddings to be cooked in the great “Improved Coal Oven” manufactured by Brettel. This oven was 9 ft long and 6 ft 6 ins wide and used 2 cwt of coal. A baker’s cart brimming with fine loaves was trundled round the village, and over the door of the Bakery was a beautifully lettered sign “F S Harwood, Baker and Corn Factor”.

“Nash, A Buckinghamshire Village”, Duncan C. and King J, 1987.

Mr and Mrs G Weatherhead and David

1982 Nash WI Scrapbook.

Mr and Mrs G Weatherhead and David

1965 Nash WI Scrapbook. 

Year Surname Forename Address
1950 Hacksley Rose Kingscote
1950 King Lizzie Kingscote

1950 Nash Register of Electors

Year Surname Forename Address
1945 Hacksley Rose Kingscote
1945 King Lizzie Kingscote

1945 Nash Register of Electors 

Year Surname Forename Address Absent voter Parliamentary qualification Local Government qualification
1939 King Lizzie Kingscote   Rw Ow

1939 Nash Register of Electors

Year Surname Forename Address Absent voter Parliamentary qualification Local Government qualification
1935 King Lizzie Kingscote   Rw Ow

1935 Nash Register of Electors

Year Surname Forename Address Absent voter Parliamentary qualification Local Government qualification Parochial elector Juror
1930 King Margaret Gladys Kingscote   Rw Dw    
1930 King William Kingscote   R O   J
1930 Phelps Sarah Ann Kingscote   Rw      

1930 Nash Register of Electors 

(Possible, not certain)

No. of Schedule Place Forename Surname Relation Condition Males Females Job Where born Disability
60 Buckingham Road, Cottage Thomas Weatheread Widower Widower 59   Farm Labourer Nash, Bucks  
60 Buckingham Road, Cottage Thomas Weatheread Son Unmarried 21   Farm Labourer Nash, Bucks  

1871 census 

(Possible, not certain)

No. of Schedule Place Forename Surname Relationship Condition Males Females Job Where Born Disability
88   Thos Weatherhead Head Married 50   Ag. Labourer Nash  
88   Martha Weatherhead Wife     55 Lace Maker Nash  
88   Ann Weatherhead Daughter Single   16 Lace Maker Nash  
88   Thos Weatherhead Son   11   Scholar Nash  

1861 census

(Possible, not certain)

No. of Schedule Place Forename Surname Relationship Condition Males Females Job Where Born Disability
83   Thomas Weatherhead Married Head 40   Agricultural Labourer Nash  
83   Martha Weatherhead Married Wife   45 Lacemaker Nash  
83   Matthew Weatherhead Unmarried Son 18   Agricultural Labourer Nash  
83   William Weatherhead Unmarried Son 15   Agricultural Labourer Nash  
83   Elizabeth Weatherhead Unmarried Daughter   12 Lacemaker Nash  
83   Ann Weatherhead Unmarried Daughter   6 At home Nash  
83   Thomas Weatherhead Unmarried Son 1 mth     Nash  

1851 census

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